Eight years after the law technically expired, the controversial No Child Left Behind education reforms are about to improve.
The Senate approved the Every Student Succeeds Act Wednesday. Eighty-five senators voted in favor of the bill, with 12 opposed. All 12 of the senators in opposition are Republicans. The House of Representatives approved the bill last week. There the bill had support from every Democrat and 178 Republicans, with 64 Republicans dissenting.
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